The international credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings has again kept SA’s credit rating unchanged, saying that while the formation of the government of national unity (GNU) has lowered short-term policy uncertainty, risks to political stability remain due to contentious issues such as the implementation of the national health insurance (NHI).

Fitch’s rating remains at BB- with a stable outlook, indicating an elevated vulnerability to default risk...

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